Tiberiana
by Glanville Downey, Bloomington (Ind.)
Table ol Contents
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I. Imperial Propaganda: the 'Virtues' of Tiberius |
95 |
1. Introduction |
95 |
2. Tiberius and the Augustan 'virtues' |
97 |
3. The distinctive 'virtues': clementio and moderatio |
98 |
4. Conclusion |
103 |
| II. Scholarship on Tacitus' Account of Tiberius and his Reign |
105 |
1. Introduction |
105 |
2. The accession of Tiberius |
106 |
3. Tiberius and Germanicus |
109 |
4. The law of maiestas |
110 |
5. Tiberius and Sejanus |
112 |
6. Contemporary official propaganda |
114 |
a) The coins |
114 |
b) Official cults and official art |
115 |
7. Tacitus and the principate: administration |
116 |
8. The princeps and the state |
117 |
9. Tacitus' literary technique |
119 |
10. Tacitus' view of history |
120 |
11. The characterization of Tiberius |
121 |
| Bibliography |
124 |
On ch.I |
124 |
On ch. II |
125 |
a) Bibliographical surveys of work on Tacitus |
125 |
b) Bibliography of studies connected with Tacitus' account of Tiberius and his reign |
125 |
